Sentence examples for printing himself from inspiring English sources

He produced some small leather samples and passed them to Leeds — even if there were to be a collaboration, Day insisted, he would do all the leather printing himself.

He produced some small leather samples and passed them to Leeds even if there were to be a collaboration, Day insisted, he would do all the leather printing himself.

He'd had them printed himself, and on the front was a picture of Amy Goldman.

He had had them printed himself and waved aside all thanks offered.

Duncan laid out "Picasso's Picassos," wrote the text, & had it printed himself in Switzerland, selling distributing rights to various publishing houses - Harper's over here.

Ofili admitted that he doesn't think about Gauguin very much, but he liked the "sense of imperfection" in the woodcuts that Gauguin printed himself.

My father's father, obviously gifted in all right-brain skills, excelled in both fields, and almost every moment of his life after those days in Panama, where he hunted wild game and, famously, at night, shot two deer through their eyes with a single bullet, was documented in beautiful black and white photographs he shot, developed and printed, himself.

He is not printing it himself.

Unlike some of his contemporaries, such as Peter-Paul Rubens Peter-Paul Rubens, who had engravers make prints of their work, Rembrandt produced the prints himself.

While Washington admits to having recently done some prints himself, he says he never misrepresented his own works as those of his great-grandfather.

Around 1747, Boydell published his first major work, The Bridge Book, for which he drew and cut each print himself.